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Frederick T. Green

1891 - ?

 

 

 Frederick Green

1866 - ?

 

Helen D. Green

1900 - ?

 

Maud Green

c1896 - ?

 

 

Leonard Green

c1893 - ?

 

Annie H. ?

c1870 - ?

Married: 5 Oct 1890

 

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Fred Green and Ann H. ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Births - Marriages - Deaths

Name

Where Born

Date Born

Date Baptised

Married

Where Wed

When Died

Where Buried

Frederick Green

Netley, Hampshire

11 Dec 1866

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Annie H. ?

Battersea, London

c1870

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5 Oct 1890

St James' Church Hatcham, London

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Frederick Thomas Green

Battersea, London

24 Aug 1891

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Leonard Green

Battersea, London

c1893

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Maud Green

Battersea, London

c1896

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Helen D. Green

Wandsworth, London

1900

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Notes:
bulletFrederick senior, was born in Netley, probably in the railway station, where his father Thomas was the Station Master on the L&SWR.
bulletNetley is now a suburb of Southampton but at the time that Fred was born it was a village in it's own right.

 

A contemporary note by Madeline B. Green, recording the marriage of Fred Green and of the birth of his first son Frederick Thomas. Ourgenes Archive)

1881 Census - St Mary Extra, South Stoneham, Hampshire, England

Residence

Name

Relation

Condition

Age

Profession or Occupation

Where born

No 14 Hut

Fred Green

Lodger

Single

16

Labourer

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Notes - 1881 Census - South Stoneham:
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The 1871 Census entry for Fred Green can be seen via this link to his parents Thomas & Jane Green.

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It does not say where Fred was born but it was Netley, Hampshire.

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It is not clear what Hut means. However, on this census return are entries for three other huts No 13, No 15 - listed as closed but three people are living there, then No  16. All huts contain large numbers of lodgers who are labourers. Were they part of a building project? Well yes, probably. The hut was in the grounds of the Royal Victoria Hospital in Netley, so he must have been involved in its construction. Link to a brief historical guide about the hospital www.hantsnet.org.uk

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Fred is living in a hut with the family of Mr & Mrs Daniel Birch and their family of four children, plus four lodgers. All the adult males are Labourers.

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Fred is listed as 16 years old, yet can only be 14, was he lying about his age to get a job?

 

1891 Census - St Peter, Battersea, Surrey, England
Residence Name Relation Condition Age Profession or Occupation Where born
133 [illegible] Road Fred Green Head Married 24 Engine Fitter Netley, Hampshire
- Annie H. Wife Married 21 - Battersea, London

Notes - 1891 Census - Battersea:
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Fred and Annie are newly married and living in rooms or a flat.

 

1901 Census - St Andrew, Wandsworth, Surrey, England
Residence Name Relation Condition Age Profession or Occupation Where born
20 + 20 Cargill Road Fred Green Head Married 35 Engineer's Fitter Netley, Hampshire
- Annie H. Green Wife Married 31 - Battersea, London
- Frederick T. Green Son Single 9 - Battersea, London
- Leonard Green Son Single 8 - Battersea, London
- Maud Green Daughter Single 5 - Battersea, London
- Helen D. Green Daughter Single 10 months - Wandsworth, London

Notes - 1901 Census - St Andrew:
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It is not clear what 20 + 20 means.

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The family must have moved here just before Helen was born.

 

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